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25-08-2010 #11Ross can make this work, but your geometry requirement is obviously a bit different. Don't think the bearing load would be a problem for the original dwg
http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/showth...supported-rail
Dont forget that I was aiming to get the most out of the rails and therefore designing for the smallest possible size, again to save cost and weight. But if your 2 rails and blocks can still handle the load at 25% capacity then its not worth worrying about and save your y travel
It dose look a bit narrow to me tho. dont forget that making it wider will reduce the torque arm caused by the long z axis. (fun this design stuff eh....)
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